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Hope Education tell us how their free WebFMS solution can streamline your purchasing and save time for all your staff.

Our new range of Light Pads present the perfect open-ended resource to illuminate learning at all ages. From Small World and Messy Play, to Literacy and STEM, they’re perfect for promoting exploration, observation and creativity.

A selection of fun-based games and engaging activities for matching and sequencing unit fractions that will inspire confidence for children just starting their fraction journey, we’re giving you £25 off your first order using WebFMS.

Developing Mathematical and Literacy skills in the early years is fundamental. The EYFS states they are two specific areas that must shape educational programmes in all early years settings. Grasping the basics of these subjects early on, supports children in becoming confident and capable as they progress through school. However, in 2016, around one third of children did not have the essential knowledge and understanding they needed to meet the expected level in the early learning goals by the age of five

Tale Totes invite children to build upon and expand their imagination. Combining themed learning with games, books, figures and puppets each set encourages cross-curricular learning. Tale Totes come in a range of 8 exciting and creative themes. At the centre of each is a colourful play mat printed with an inspiring image, creating an ideal place to play. This zips up to contain all of the stimulating components.

One of the key aims of the National Curriculum for English is that all children can “read easily, fluently and with good understanding, and develop the habit of reading widely and often, for pleasure and information”

We are thrilled to announce that our Magicubes range has recently won an Education Resource Award. The judges described the range as an exciting Early Years’ focused product with a variety of applications to support learning across the EYFS. Here's why Magicubes is an award winning range...

Spring has officially sprung, so why not take the learning outdoors? Outdoor mark making is a fantastic way of developing creativity and experimenting with colours & textures, but best of all… mess doesn’t matter!

Spring time is upon us, and with Easter around the corner, there’s no better time to get your class involved in a range of craft activities. Here’s a few ideas to get you started...

Embed mathematical problem-solving and reasoning with our Problem-Solving Strategies and Skills Maths Cards.